Isn't the Ouya the one with the misaligned heat sinks and terrible ineffective ventilation? Along with the josytick issues (pictured) it just seems incredibly incompetently put together.

If you don't put it on Ouya, you might actually move a decent number of units vOv

I dunno if I'd say that it's awful, but it's in no way as fully realized a game as SS2. It's fun, but not in the way that it's supposed to be fun, which is why the same people dropped the ball on Invisible War so badly. I think Deus Ex gets the credit that should go to SS2 just because of when it came out.

The steam comparisons all presuppose that Microsoft would offer the same sort of sales, but there's no reason to thin that they would. Steam does it because they have to compete with third parties that sell steam keys at massive discounts, GMG for instance. There's no indication that microsoft would've allowed players…

I personally think Human Revolution's a much better game than the original Deus Ex. If you really look at Deus Ex critically it's really obvious that it's basically just a massive scoping failure where they didn't bother pruning or fixing anything that was broken, and a lot of the fandom comes from taking the piss out…

Yes. Yes it will. And we have photographic proof.

But the real question is: is it as tsundere as the kickstarter promised?

So, what you're saying is that games should feed into the myopic ultra-short term thinking of their players? I don't buy that.

It's worse than a Smartphone though. The heat problems, shitty controller, lack of access to a decent storefront...

How many books have you read? Jesus.

For an admittedly terrible product, sure. But it's still an unethical, dodgy thing to do.

They're attempting to associate their show with E3. They repeatedly talk about "going to E3" and "occupy E3" and shit like that. At the end of the day, it might be legal, but they're still in the wrong.

Nobody has a constitutional right to put on an E3 show without paying for it. vOv

Ouya is basically trying to associate with E3 without actually paying into it. They're free-riders and the ESA has every right to try and get that shit shut down.

The fact they're turning a spinoff/side-game into a fully numbered version indicates that something's really wrong at Square. That, along with how desperately they've been recycling/amortizing FF13 assets over the Lightning games makes it look like the whole FF13 thing was really badly managed and put together. The…